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A New York State jury found medical professionals liable for malpractice in a case involving gender-affirming surgery on a minor. more
The monument will be installed as part of nationwide celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the United States. more
At the Town Board’s Feb. 3 meeting, the board unanimously passed a resolution opposing proposed legislation more
“Together, we are committed to delivering real results for the people of Westchester,” he said. more
“The town has misrepresented the manner in which it came to be assumed to be named for something for which it is not,” Maj. Michael Sheridan said. more
Public meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. at Town Hall, 363 Underhill Ave. more
Some residents fear Baldwin Place is approaching the breaking point in traffic congestion. more
If approved, the law would ban such systems in residential districts while allowing the two projects currently under review to move forward, exempting them from the new restrictions, Town Attorney Adam Rodriguez said. more
Westchester legislators are again calling for the PSC to reject Con Edison’s rate hike request. more
Yorktown News sat down with Luciana Haughwout, who reflected on her time on the Town Board and looked ahead to what may come next. more
After being sworn in Jan. 1, Ilan “Lanny” Gilbert made his first official appearance as a councilman at the board’s Jan. 6 meeting. more
The Town Board held a lengthy public hearing Dec. 16, 2025 on wetland, tree and stormwater permits for the controversial monopole on town-owned land. more
Officials contend that the Hudson Valley has more state roads in greater need of repair than anywhere else in New York. more
Local officials and their supporters gathered at Yorktown Stage on the morning of Jan. 1 for their official inauguration ceremony. more
“We met our goal of a December reopening while respecting the state’s environmental concerns,” said Supervisor Ed Lachterman. more
“The town code was amended to provide the town greater flexibility and clarity in addressing recreation impacts that new developments in town can have, especially in the context of site plan approval and transitional zone review,” Town Attorney Adam Rodriguez told Yorktown News. more
The community, aimed at residents 55 and older, will include townhomes, a clubhouse, a pool, new roads, and a stormwater management system on about 48 acres. The development is expected to generate nearly $1.3 million in annual property taxes, with about $900,000 of that amount going to the Yorktown Central School District. more
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y. — The Town of Yorktown proclaimed Dec. 13 as National Guard Day, honoring the 389th birthday of the National Guard, the nation’s oldest military organization. The town recognized the service and sacrifice of National Guard... more
The Town of Yorktown marked Dec. 13 as Wreaths Across America Day, recognizing the national effort to remember fallen U.S. veterans, honor those who serve and teach future generations about the value of freedom. more
Yorktown’s Donald King, a Korean War veteran active in the community, was among the veterans honored at Assemblyman Matt Slater’s annual 94th Assembly District Veterans Hall of Fame ceremony. more
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